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Several RV parks surround Jim Falls, Wisconsin, providing diverse options for motorhome travelers. O'Neil Creek Campground in nearby Chippewa Falls operates from April 15 to October 15 with full hookup sites featuring 30/50 amp service, accommodating larger rigs with spacious, level sites. Brunet Island State Park Campground in Cornell offers year-round RV camping with electric hookups, water access, and a sanitary dump station for self-contained units. Chapman Park Campground in Stanley provides big-rig friendly sites with full hookups on level gravel pads. Stoney Creek RV Resort in Osseo features 110 sites with full hookups, operating from April through November. "Sites are large with gravel pads, water, and electric. Easy to get into," noted one RV camper about the region's campgrounds.
Seasonal availability varies across the area's RV parks, with most operating from spring through fall. Cell service is generally reliable at most locations, with reviewers reporting good connectivity for both AT&T and Verizon networks. Dump stations are available at nearly all RV campgrounds, though not all sites offer sewer hookups at the individual site. Pet-friendly policies are common throughout the region, allowing RV travelers to bring their animals with proper leashing and waste management. Propane service can be found in nearby towns, and many campgrounds sell firewood on-site. For RV campers seeking longer stays, several parks offer monthly rates, with one reviewer mentioning rates around $500 plus utilities for extended visits. Advance reservations are recommended during summer weekends and fall color season when occupancy rates climb significantly.
"Stoney Creek is an incredibly well-groomed rv resort that I have already enthusiastically recommended to a friend who has an rv and a young family. The amenities are amazing."
"The sites are huge almost state park like with ample room for your kids to play."
from $80 / night
Check Availability"There is electric and water service available. The hosts will pump your tanks for a $10 fee. The Thorneapple River is a sleepy, winding river. There are campsites right on the river."
"Water & electric hookup but no sewer however there is a dump station, a bathhouse with real toilets & nice showers. Pretty quiet for being so close to the main highway."
from $5 - $25 / night
Check Availability"It’s definitely not the most private campground, so it your looking for rustic quiet I would look into some of the smaller county campgrounds."
"Our site was on a small, beautiful lake and close to the bathrooms. We had a slight breeze and very few bugs. I am not sure if I would stay there for a full week and keep busy."
"We are passing through off highway 94 needed a place to park the camper for the night."
"The site was waterfront and one hr prior to arriving experienced a mechanical problem with our tow vehicle. We made it to the campground."
"Creek,lake,showers,laundry,full hookups,camp store,arcade,kids play areas,beach and more. Pricey! Plan on 60$/day"
"The campground is minutes from Lake Wissota, close to Lake Wissota State Park, and has very nice oversized campsites. Nice bath and shower house with plenty of hot water."
"Words can't describe how nice and peaceful it is. The owners are very nice and helpful. Whenever we're going to be back in the area this will be the first place we want to stay."
from $15 - $40 / night
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TravelerOne of our favorite spots to camp. Bounce pillow, Swim pond and play ground for the kids. Swim spot and tubing in the river that runs through it. Every other site has a gravel pad with full hook ups. Extra parking for boats and side by sides. Would give it five stars but the back in sites can feel a little tight with our 40 foot fifth wheel. They do have some newer pull through sites with more room.
LegendHighland Ridge, WI - COE east of Minneapolis.
(Scale 1- bad, 5-Very good
(70 yr olds in 17’ trailer)
Overall Rating: 4.5
Price 2023: $12/ night w senior pass
Usage during visit: 60 - 70% during weekdays
Site Privacy: GOOD - not a fence forest, but tremendous spacing makes up for it.
Site Spacing: VERY GOOD
Site surface: Gravel and level
Reservations: Yes. Can reserve on line at the cg
Campground Noise: None
Road Noise: None
Through Traffic in campground: None
Electric Hookup: Yes
Sewer Hookup: No
Dump Station: Yes
Potable Water Available: Yes, at the bathrooms.
Generators: Not needed.
Bathroom: kept VERY clean. Shutdown for cleaning every morning at about 6 AM.
Showers: Yes. Clean
Pull Throughs: I think all are back ins.
Cell Service (AT&T): Good
Setting: Forest with no understory
Weather: 80s
Bugs: Not too bad.
Solar: Forest canopy would interfere , but not needed.
Host: Yes. They are around and offer free beach passes. They are super.
Rig size: Large RVs.
Sites: All sites are very nice in loop 1 -24. I understand that Loop 28+ is less private.
LegendThis park is on a smaller scale and less crowded than Devil’s Lake. There is a small beach that is in the process of renovation. The sites are large surrounded by trees and very private. The sites on the lake side are not electric and some of them are huge buddy sites, great for extended families. There are two shower houses in the campground located next to sites 29 or 72. If you are on the legs furthest from the lake it is a long walk to them, but all those sites have electric. There are two vault toilet locations and a total of 116 campsites all with a picnic table and fire ring. There is a very large playing field and a playground in the Family Campground and another playground past the beach near the fishing dock. This State Park has a large number of picnic shelters and picnic grounds with picnic tables. There are about 10 hiking trails. There is a boat launch and you can rent kayaks or canoes at the visitor center. Everything was kept clean and in good repair. Cell service for both AT&T and Verizon was strong enough to stream video. If you want to take a trip to town, there are about 5 no longer than a 10 mile distance. There was a large grocery store in Chippewa Falls. Only ice and firewood are available at the park.
ScoutThis campground, run by the Village of Birchwood, is family friendly with many amenities. There is a public beach, playground, picnic area, boat launch, fish cleaning house, and pavilion. The pricing for sites is reasonable also with tent sites at $10.00 per night(prices subject to change), All other campers are $30.00 night. There are also monthly($500.00+75.00 for electric} and seasonal sites available{$1800.00+ electric fee at the end of the year).
Fishing is very good on the Big Chetac Chain of Lakes approx.1700acres.
Reservations can be made through the Village of Birchwood by calling 715-354-3300.
GuideNew facilities and hot showers. Great hiking trails, mountain biking. Equestrian trails also. Lake is huge, walleye are prevalent. Kayaking is great with other boat ramps available. Sites heavily wooded, low noise and light pollution. Easy access to all activities.
GuideGreat little city park in the town of Dorchester Wisconsin. We're just doing a quick overnight but we have 30 Amp and water hookups. Also, we scored a pull thru! All for just $22/ night! ($25 for full hookups)
LegendGeneral: Smallish (38 sites plus four walk-in sites) Army Corps of Engineers campground. Some (see below) have electric hookups but no water or sewer hookups, however, there is a dump station.
Site Quality: All sites are gravel/dirt (except for the ADA-accessible site), and most are very generous in size. Our site (7) sloped down but leveled out with plenty of room for our campervan at the bottom. All sites are wooded with trees providing separation/privacy between sites. Completing the site are a metal picnic table, fire ring, and lantern hook.
Bath/Shower House: Sites 28-38 only have vault toilets (but you could trek to the other campground loop). Sites 1—27 have flush toilets and showers. They were very clean, and I especially appreciated the fact that they were cleaned daily before 6 am, a shout out to the camp host! The shower was great– warm water and great flow, although our friends (who arrived two days before we did) had cold showers when the campground was full.
Activities: Several short hiking trails. I give this campground 4 stars instead of 5 because Eau Galle Reservoir (Lake George) is about a 10-minute drive from the campground. Most Corps of Engineers campgrounds are located right on the water. There are no amenities (rentals, etc.) offered at the lake but it is small and beautiful, and we enjoyed a peaceful paddle. We saw a couple of people fishing on the lake and there is a small swimming area. At the campground, there was an interpretive center, but it was locked when we were there. There is also a nice, modern playground.
Aside from the plentiful bugs (in August), we enjoyed our two-night stay at this campground!
TravelerEasy to make a reservation online. Quiet and clean, with pit toilets, coin showers, and a dump stations. Sites were large with gravel pads, water, and electric. Easy to get into.
GuideBeautiful shaded campground with semi private sites. Nice beach that is a walkable distance from the sites. Lots of walking, biking and horse trails that are full of wild berries. Several stairways down to the lake, no beach at these spots but good for taking the dog in the water since they aren’t allowed on the beach. Wonderful staff in the visitor center. Firewood and ice sold on site. Also boat rentals and free yard games that can be checked out at the visitor center. Clean bathrooms with showers. Lots of boat noise from the lake and a plane noise from a nearby airport. Close to Chippewa Falls for restaurants and stores. A great family destination, not so great for a peaceful couples weekend.
RV camping near Jim Falls, Wisconsin provides access to wooded sites along rivers and lakes throughout the Chippewa Valley region. Located in northwestern Wisconsin, this area sits at the convergence of the Chippewa River and O'Neil Creek, with elevations ranging from 900 to 1,100 feet above sea level. The camping season typically runs from mid-April through mid-October with summer temperatures averaging 75-85°F during peak months.
**Water recreation: Multiple lakes and rivers offer swimming, tubing, and paddling options. At O'Neil Creek Campground, campers can enjoy the natural creek that flows through the grounds. "The creek flowing through it to tube, swim and even kayak. Rentals available," reports Jim, who found the campground "Very clean and friendly."
**Fishing: Access points along the Chippewa River and surrounding lakes provide opportunities to catch walleye, bass, and panfish. Brunet Island State Park Campground has multiple fishing piers. "There's a lot of good fishing in the area," notes Jay W., who appreciated the "fishing piers at this location, one at the South Campground and one at the north Campground."
**Hiking and biking: Trail systems connect many campgrounds in the area. "There's also a great bicycle trail called the Old Abe Trail, which has its northern end at the park entrance," shares Sandy C. about Brunet Island State Park. The park also offers hiking trails through wooded areas and along waterways.
**Water access sites: Many campgrounds offer waterfront camping with direct access for boats and paddlecraft. At Brunet Island, Christina H. loved that her site was "tucked in the back of the camping area and was able to put my canoe in the water at my spot. The site I had was huge. Probably about 3x larger than any site I've been to before."
**Kid-friendly amenities: Several campgrounds near Jim Falls feature recreational options specifically for families. Stoney Creek RV Resort offers "a bounce pillow, pool, lagoon, skate park, volleyball, and basketball court," according to Nate M., who added, "The sites are huge almost state park like with ample room for your kids to play."
**Clean facilities: Well-maintained bathrooms and shower buildings are frequently mentioned in reviews. At O'Neil Creek Campground, ScottnRobin L. noted, "The restrooms were spotless," while Gerald B. appreciated the "Clean facilities" at Brunet Island State Park.
**Mosquito management: Given the proximity to water, insects can be prevalent in summer months. "There are a few hiking trails that are loaded with mosquitoes (given the location and amount of water)," warns Tiffany K. about Brunet Island State Park.
**Site privacy varies: Some campgrounds offer more secluded spots than others. Julie W. observed about her Brunet Island site: "We didn't have anyone next to us (site 46), if we had, it would have felt less private. Not many trees between sites 44-48."
**Swimming conditions: Beach areas may not be ideal at all locations. Rachel T. notes about Brunet Island State Park, "The only downside was that the 'beach' is not real swimmer friendly. No sand at all, lots of rocks. The boat launch was actually better to swim at."
**Themed events: Look for campgrounds hosting special weekends with activities for children. At Stoney Creek RV Resort, David H. mentioned, "They have activities all the time recording one where they hide painted Stones around the campground and if you find The Rock they have prizes such as free night."
**Arcade and recreation areas: Several campgrounds feature indoor game rooms and outdoor play equipment. Jen A. describes Stoney Creek as having "gaga ball, a bounce pillow, an arcade, mini golf, laser tag, swimming pool, skate park, playground, basketball court, volleyball court....the list of amenities goes on and on."
**Swimming options: Chapman Park Campground offers a swimming area that's good for cooling off. "Campground is on a peninsula so bugs are bad at night. Paved roads and nice grass. Shower facilities are older but clean. There is a lighted park for kids to play at night and plenty of fishing," reports Scott J.
**Big-rig access: Most campgrounds in the area can accommodate larger RVs, but site sizes vary. At Chapman Park Campground, "Large, level sites with electric hookups. Campground allowed nightly to monthly rental," according to Carol, making it a "Great Overnight Stop."
**Hookup availability: Full-service sites with water, electric, and sewer connections are available at several campgrounds. "There is 20-30-50amp hook ups with a dump and water," notes Scott J. about Chapman Park Campground.
**Seasonal considerations: Many campgrounds operate from mid-April through October. Judy B. observed about Country Quiet RV Park and Campground, "This is a very nice RV Park. There's plenty of sites and they appear to be expanding. Sites are fairly spread out. Easy loop system makes this campground very easy to navigate through."
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